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LANCASTER, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1885.
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BRXATOlt WAVE ACE PllOVLAlMH THE
J5.1IJJ Of STATE POLITICS.
Keptildhmi Chairman Cooper Lead the lt.iU te
for llie Corporation unit I'lliic the
(iiiiintli't of Open Dellnuce Full In
llie l'ure of the I'ceplu.
In thoScuule at llarrlsburg en Tuesday
the Loa-Wullace anil-discriminatien freight
bill, which h:iH been pending en the cnlendur
for six wceks (a measure en the same sub
ject having been dofeatod in the Heuso),
caine tip or
special reading ns llie special
order. Tl
Ht section, declaring all rail-
raids mi.
Is te be common cnrrlen, glv-
ingral
lipauies the right te cress or
lie reads of the ethers, requlr-
inter?
ingtheir
Kitispbrt without delay or dls-
crlmlnatlen, etc, was declared by the chair,
eiijn viva yoce wtcvtiot'hgreod t0-
'1'he yvMnd limn were nt onee deinandcd,
and MrWallaee tCIearneht), called niton niten niton
tleli te the fact that the section merely con
tained tlioyupress words of the constitu
tion. ,
Mr. nonnlnger'ffLolilgb), wanted te knew
whether thore was objection te declaring that
railroad companion w'ore common carriers.
He said he knew the companies would Ilka
te be also miners or innuufeeturcrs, but he
thought the legislature mighlvonture te tiny
Dial tlielr business Bheuld be thai for which
Ihey wero incorporated. ".,
Tlie section was then carried yea1 , 24 )
nays, 13.
rending consideration ofthe fourth soclleii,v
providing ler publlclly or rales, Mr. lluiucs
(Crawford) moved a substltute con lining the
postingef rrelght schcdules te stations and te
freight within the commonwealth.
Mr. Lee (Venango) gave nollce of an
amendment, which lie had read by the clerk,
and w hiuli he proposed te eiler te a subse
quent section, making mere dolluite the
criminal prevision ofthe sixth section. The
amendment coufiues the penalty te a lailiue
te iest the schedule, or te charging mero or
less than schedule rules ; and prevision is
made that the schedule Is te be posted only
within the sUte and te apply only te points
within the state.
Mr. Ilenulngcr (Lehigh) moved a provi previ
sion reciting the constitutional prohibition
against common-carrying coriierations en
gaging in mining, manufacturing, etc, and
declaring that a violation of the prohibition
shall cause a forfeiture of the charter of the
oll'endlug corporation.
Mr. Cooper (Delaware) thought it useless
te censume time en the bill, as at this late
stage ofthe sosslen it could net be considered
by the Heuse, lle therefore moved the in in in
dolluite postienomont of the subiect.
Messrs. Hcuiiliiger (Lehigh), Emery (Mo (Me
Ke.m), Loe (Venango) mid ICenncdy (I'hllu
delphia) opjtesod the motion, and Messrs.
lleyburii (Philadelphia) and A till (Alle
gheny) favored it,
Mr. Lee explained that, as proposed te Ik)
amcndul, the bill would boentirorydlll'orcul
from the one acted en by the Heuse, and that
its passage by the Heuse quite probable if
sulllcieut tline for the purpose remained.
Argulng'te show the necessity ler the bill, he
said he thought the declaration of Vrosldeut
ltoberts of the Pennsylvania railroad, that u
detective could net discover what wero llie
freight rates tocerlalnxiuLsactiiallycliargod
by the Pennsylvania railroad company, fur
nished a sullleleut reason for that prevision of
the measure which contemplated publicity
of rates. The result of enforcing the prin
ciple contended for by Mr. ltoberts, that large
shippers are iutillcd te a rate net given te
small shippers, would be that the latter
would be driven out by the former until all
trallle would become centred in the hands of
a few. Mr. Lee continued at some length,
cithig from the census returns of ISM) te show
Unit the decline In values and population In
railroad towns in Pennsylvania, as compared
with Hiuts similarly situated in New Yerk
state, where uniform and equal freight rates
are enforced, was due te railroad freight dis
criminations. At the altorneou session the discussion of
the subject was resumed, and Mr. Humes
speke ut eonsiderablo length in support of
the bill, and was lollewed in brief lemarks
by Messrs. Loe. Kiuery and Wallaee, also
in favor of llie inoasure. The latter appealed
te Ids Domecratlo associates for unity of ac
tion, and remarked Unit if he hud physical
power and ability te lead his party ill the
coming contest for govorner, and it Senater
Lee was net the Republican candldate, he
thought the Democrats would win the elec
tion en the issue presonted by the bill and
kindred questions, despite the recent 80,000
innlerityagalnst them.
Mr. Cooper explained that under the rules
a two-thirds vote would be required In the
Houseto take, up the bill, and .Mr. Wallaee
assented te the correctness of the statement.
The vote en Mr. Coepor's motion te iost iest iost
h)iie the subject indefinitely resulted' us
,1'ollews :
Tlcas Messrs. Adams, A till, ltiddls, Heggs
Copper, Grady, Harlan, II nil', Koefor, Mo Me Mo
Ateor, McNeil, Meredith, Osbourn, lteylmrn
.Smith, Steele, Thompson. Upperiiiau and
Mylin-m
Nays Messrs. Agnew, llrunndr, Kmery,
Cebin, Hart, Hennlngcr, Hess Hughes,
Humes, Kennedy, King, Lee, Lougnecker,
Maefarlune, Nelsen, Kess (Yerk), .Solhel .Selhel
mer, Stehmau, Sutten, Wagner, Wallace,
Willing, Watrcs, Williams and Wotvcrten
'J.V
Se the motion was negatived. Mr. Coepor
thou moved te postjieno the subject for tlie
present. Carried. Yeas, 'Zl ; nays, 21. The
vete was tlie same as bofero except that
(lebin, Itess (Yerk), Wagnerand 'Williams,
who had veted against ludeliuite iostpono iestpono iostpeno
incut, responded in favor of the motion te
temporarily postpone. Mr Sutten did net
vete. Mr. lilddls, who previously veted yen,
new voted in the negative. Senater Hall
voted en neither motion.
HIS 1HD NOT KSOW IT.
Hew mi )lleule rnrtlmin Came te Sonie
Knouleilge of lllinsi'ir.
A story is told of oue of tlie heads of a divi
sion in the Treasury deiurtment whose re
signation was asked for and who went te see
Socretary Manning with a view of gettlng
seme mitigation of his sontenco. He was re
ceived with much kindness by tlie secretary,
wlieuskcd him ii he had net all along antici
pated remeval when a Democratic adminis
tration should ceme in.
" I really cannot see," said the secretary,
''hew you could expect anything else."
The Republican ellldal demurred te tills,
and said that he had faithfully performed
his duties, was net a iiellticlau, and no oue
had complained of him.
" "Well, new, us te Hint," said the secretary,
til will let von be the ludire veni-hclf. Here
area niloef letlciM
wlileli I lme received
from lKHinle in your district. Head them
ever and let me knew Jfyeu think it
Deme
emtie secretary ought Te be blamed for
ask
ing you te give way for a Democrat."
Tlie ex-bureau chief read evor the hitters
with ama.ement. His sins rose up in judg
ment uvaiiMt him. He was pronounced by
the writers te be red het in his politics, and a
frequent correspondent of Republican uows uews
papers, extracts from his letters being ap
pended. Ills Journeys home at election tlme
were noted, reimrts of his speeches nt town
meetings wero given, and his immedlate re
moval wits demanded as tlie only tiling Unit
would pacify his Democratic neighbors.
When lie had get through with the batch of
letters he handed them back te the secretary.
' I havu't nnether word te say," Mid he.
"Ifl weie In your place I would de Justus
you de. I am sorry 1 troubled you. I am
an elli'iislvu ivirtisau, but I'm blessed ifl
knew it until new,"
Mx Hundred Indictment Stelen.
A tremendous sensation has been created
at Westen, Lewis county, V. Va., by tlie
discewry r "10 tlu)Jt r "00 indictinenls
found by the last grand jury from the clerk's
ofllce lu tlie court house. The matter, it
seems, has been known te tlie county author
ities for u week past, but they failed te make
the robbery public, and employed a detoo deteo detoe
tivo te endeavor te reoevor the paperH. The
detective alter hearing the details, refused te
te take up tlie esuse for tlie compensation
offered, and has given the thefl away, "The
indictments wero for nil clnases of crime, hut
principally against saloon keepers nnd
wholesale lbpior-dealcrs.
Tllli VIIVIWU COVNV1I.S.
Ilv. Trnbcrt'a Werk III Hie Orent MImIeii field
of tlie Nerllinent,
lu tlie inlnlsterluni nt Allontewii, en Tues
day, llie nppoalel Lewlsl. Houpt, in rorer rerer rorer
encototho inlsiiuderstAiidingwliich resulted
in Ids constitutional suspension from mem
bership in St Mark's church, 1'hlliulelphia,
was negatived.
ltev. G. If. Trauert, of Minncaixills, pro pre pro
seuted a report en tlie mission Held in the
Nerthwest A year age, he said, thore was
oue English mission in this Held, which com
prises 2e0,000 sipiare miles. New thore are
three ; oue nt Mliineapolls,anether nt Sl.Pnul
and n third at lllsmarck. He predicted that
this would at some future tlme lie the strong
hold or the Lulherau church in America.
Tlie committee en the Muhlenberg mount meunt
rial was ronppehilcd and Dr. Spaeth ndded
te it. The recommendation of tlie president
that the Knglish and German church hooks
be mero generally used was concurred In.
Tlie president's annual repert wits adopted
ns n whole.
Kvenlng services wero held lu Si. Jehn's
Lutheran church. A class of twenty success
ful candidates forlhe ministry wero ordained
by ltev. Dr.JlCrotel, president of the minis minis
teriiim, and Hevs. CVxtjierniid Messor, socro secro socre
liirics. The ordination sermon was preached
by Hey. Dr. Scliinucker, of l'otlstewii.
fletMynlSjmxl SolerU Oiiuihu for Ncit JMrrlliiK.
TW"gX"iicial synod of the Lutheran church
rcsolved (ouudertako a mission among tlie
Jewe In Chicago, llev. I. L. Hid speke en
the educational needs of the mission in India
and it was resolved te establish n collcge nnd
seminary et (Inn toer for the education of a
native ministry. ThowininlUeo en the im
migrant inLisieii in New Yerk recoiniueiiilod
that tlie tmomaleuB rolalleti which the synod
had sustained te that society n New Yerk
should be anmilled, which wase onlered.
ltev. Jehn ll Heliuir, 1). I)., et Lynns Kails.
N. Y., tin) Jelegale from the lteformecl
Church in Amdrica, presonted the fraternal
greetings of that body. The, establishing or
a college boyeiu the Miasisslppi river cafled
forth a very llvety-OiWiEilen. The matter
was finally roferred ie afcpininlltw-corniKiceil
of members from the wostem synods. Oliui
lia, Neb., was chosen ad the place for the
next meeting. The committee en the sUte
of tlie church brought out the rapid growth
of the membership mid the vast lucrease of
benevolent contributions. In view oft the
fact that this ropresentallvo liedy held l,'.s
convention in the capital city of the common
wealth acoiumittee wasappeiiilcd te convey
the greetings of llie Iwdy te Governer lut
tisen.
At 8 o'clock Mr. Ceerge P. Ockershaiisen,
a prominent layman from New Yerk city,
delivered an address before the historical so
ciety, llev. Stall was appointed statistical
(secretary.
I)l.iMtreiirt Wetttcrn St4iriii.
A heavy thunder storm passed eer Chi
cago en Tuesday afternoon, which did great
damage in the outskirts of the city. Several
buildings were demolished, and three hun
dred fcul of the brick wall of llie new base'i
ball grounds wcre levelled by a stioke'
of lightning. Jehn MnMeubigue, watch-'
man at the McCermlck works, was'
shocked while standing near a tire alarm
box, and 1 1 led seen after. In the town el
Lakea shanty was wrecked by lightning1
and a man ami a child wero badly injured.,
A nuiiiberofethor persens In the neighbor
hood were temporarily prostrated by tlie
shock. Shortly before eleven o'clock Tues
day night another storm set in, with blinding
lightning mid torrents of rain.
A territle storm of min, hall and wind
passed ever Cedar Haplds, Iowa. The hall
stones wero " as large as hen's eggs" and did
great damage te plants. A IfiO-foet span of
tlie llurlingteu, Cedar llaplds & Northern
railway bridge ever Cedar liver was blown
down. Soveral cars wero blown from the
track and thousands of window panes lu the
houses wcre bieken.
Tlie 1. It. It. Company's Kcpiirt.
The annual meeting ofthe Pennsylvania
company, operating the lines of the Penn
sylvania railroad system west of l'ittsburg,
was held In l'ittsburg Tuesday morning.
The annual rexrt showed the total number
of miles controlled, 2,7000-10 ; total rovenue
e( the Pennsylvania company, lieliig tlie
profits of operating lines, net the gross earn
ing, together witli llie net earnings of the
Star-Union Fast Freight line, Interest and
dividends en securities and rout of real es es
tate and equipments, $1, 155,7 IH.-! ; total ex
penses, Including interest en bends, interest
en the Car Trust ears and losses en lines
operating, ?l,b0.",!ir,0.fi ; showing a dellcit Ter
the year, $71e,220.:iS. The less te the Penn
sylvania company In operating the Pittsburg,
1-ort Wayne fc Chicago rallw'ay was 8121,
S07,'I0, and the less in operating llie Cleve
land ,V Pittsburg was f2iO,H17.!tl. The do de do
creaso is mainly owing te the heavy falling
oil' in the freight tonnage of coke, ero and
inaniil.icturrd iron. Tlie only change in the
directory wits tlie election of llenry 1). Wulsli
te succeed Henry M. Phillips, doceascd. The
organization of tlie beard was postponed for
the present.
A.urui:ic msuexi'.sT hash tklleH'
I!eietn.nay Willi 100,000 r ihe FuncU or a
New Yerk Institution.
The absence et Paying Tellor Scott from his
desk in the bank of tlie Manhattan company,
at Ne. 10 Wall street, New Yerk, Tuesday
morning, at lirst occasioned surprise and then
anxiety, which led te n meeting of the direc
ters and a hasty examination of his accounts.
It required but little tlme te find that he had
left a dellcit off 100,010. The manager of the
clearing heuse was nt ence netilled of the
fact, and at the same tlme Informed that the
bank had a surplus alter deducting this
amount or?050,000 evor ita capital or f 205,000.
Thocashierortlio bank, J. S. Baldwin, re re ro
fuses te tell wliore the man lived, or te ox ex
plain hew It was possible for n paving toller
te get away with ?lfi0,000 of the funds of a
bank e or night. Nothing is known of itnt
ikjIIce hoadqunrlers, nnd no application has
been made for the arrest ofthe defaulter, The
bank is oneortho oldstate institutions whose
charter dates back te 1709,
III- AND DOWN TIIK STATE.
Colonel llebcit Gerrell died suddenly el
heait diseasent Unlonville, en the oppeslto
side of the river from Douglessvillo, Derks
county, wliore he roslded. lie wasconnectod
for n nunibcr of years with Chas, Norten, do de
ceasod. et Philadelphia, In tlie operatlon of
soveral coal mines in Schuylkill county.
Hen. William A. Scott has purchased the
Mount Hickory fiirnace, near Sharpsville,
Krle county, ler $27,ei0, and the Krie mill
preiiertv, In l''rie, for 527,'JQOi .
The dinxsters of the Academy of Music,
ITilladelpliia,will hereafter refuse te rout the
heuse for lectures the objector wliichiste
disseminate atheism or iulldellty.
Jehn F. Uetz, the l'hlliulelpliia brower, en
Monday last paid te Simen Delbort, the sur
viving executer of William Gaul's estate, the
sum of $00,220.13 in citsh as the result or liti
gation entered into nlue years age.
Kzra Coepor, a bank or of Union City, Krle
county, who is roperlod te le worth f20,000,
000, lias been lined $1,000 for assault upon a
woman. The Judge said, lu juisslng sentence,
Hint it was usual te iulllct a line or f5 in cases
of tlie kind, but he felt It his duly te meke
the penalty what the case doserved.
Contention el American Pretectant.
The Ihlrty-leurth annual session or the
worthy grand ledgo or Veimsylvaiiia or the
American Vrotestant association was held en
Tuesday, at the hall en Locust Btroet, above
Hreail, Philadelphia. The following officers
wero eleeted : Werthy gnuid master, James
H. Urlnes, of Vlilhidelphlat vice grand mas-
ter, William J. Jloweii.i or uicKawanna
county ; grand secretary, William M. Crosier,
Vhlladelphta; grand tloasiirer, David Coul
ter, Philadelphia ; Ernlid conductor, Martin
Frowmer, l'ittsburg ; Jassistant conductor, A.
W. Whlttaker; chaplain, ltev. Aloxander
Slean, or Falls or Schtiylklll ; grand tyler,
James Marker, or Luzerne county, and grand
guard, William Glbsenq Vast Master Jehn
O'Doniiell was clocted te) ropresont the Venn
sylvanla hnlge at a meeting pf the right
worthy grand lotlge, which mceta lu Vitts-
uurg ou uie lout uieumu
LIKE A JUG-HANDLK.
Till'. LASVAHTKK.riMllSIA (IA311! IrVW
ALT, OS US J! 3 AJtl!.
Tlie IjtnrHster Club Will the Contest
Geed I'lflillnj l'oer Klclillngliy llie Vlr
gliiUs .Seme llrllllnutl'lar nml Tne
Very Leng lilts-Field Nete.
by
Yosterday nlloriieon nnollier goed-slwxl
crowd attended the second gnuie of the Vir
ginia nnd Lancaster clubs, nnd the home
team ndvimced another step by wiuiilng.
The pitchers were 1'yle and Smith and the
hits wero almost even. Tlie visitors played
bully In UioiluUI,vlille llie litmiocliibHliewod
their llg held at that work. There were
sevcrnl brilliant features lu tlie game, and
ene was n woudeiful one-handed step of a
het line ball Irein Oldlleld's bat by Hlgglns.
Attlio liat F1ehI nnd Johnsten were tlie
lieroes. In the seNcnth lntilng, the former
sent a ball for threo bases evor the right
Helder's head, bringing in two runs and
scoring liiiusell en a wild pitch. In tlie
eighth lulling, wlien (Irocnweod was en first
base, Johnsten hit the ball towards Iho quar
ter mi1e in ion field mid made a home run.
It was undoubtedly tlie longest hit ever
made en the grounds. Tlie score in full
fellows :
LAIU'ASTKIt. II II 1' A K VllllllNIA. 11 II PI A II
I'nrker.l.... I I 1 M (Jn-uiiw'd, 1 1 "i 3 I
OHllU'H. c. (110 e .lelinnt'n, in i 1 )0 1
llylniiil.'i... i) 1 5 r. ii NuhIi, ;)... . e ii e 4 2
JPTiun'y, in 0 0 2 I) 0 (llcilli. 1.,.. 111 "
Ileiiald,3... 112 11 Uernirnii, r. 1 12 0 0
Nuiltli, p.... I ri e 7 0 l.alhuiii, I 0 1 II (i 1
Tmiiiiey.H., S 1 '! e MeiiBcMl'r, c 0 0 S 1 0
Floed, r 1 1 0 II 2! Illgglim, 2., I) 2 .' i 1
Mnck, 1 . .. 1 0 1.'. 0 II 1'yle, p... . l e 0 8 1
Total. .... "We 27 17! Total. . .. 3,"c 27 2 7
IMIIKOH.
I.ancaxli'i- 1 n I) n 2 e 3 1 e 7
Virginia e e e e e e l i 03
HUUMAIir.
Kaincil runs Vltulnla,2; biinciister. 2. Tlirrn
bae lilt PIimhI. ilmiie run loliiinten. Left
en bones Virginia, St l.iinr.iHtvr, 3. Uoulile
pluVH IHgKl'iH nnd HoiiKOlielilnr, Slmck out
Vlrnlnlii, 3! IJUiciiHtur. 3. Iduies en balls
Vlrclniii, 4. lilt by ball I'm ki-r. I'nuwtl IihIIh
OMfluld, 2. Wild pllcli l'yle, 1. Tlinn efKiuiin
(liie" f.enr nnd ferty.il vu minutes. Umpire
Clcorge JlJrs.
Ulanieml Det.
Te-day Uie'Virglnias and Imicaster are
playing the third p"".
The umpiring OJ Myers seeuusl te sulisry
Uie Laucastrlans yo?terdny. . , , ,
QuintonhasiilgiieJ Willi llie Alhlellcs and
Cushinan and Fussclbapk havelieen released.
-Uissnidtlmt the Joiey City team keep
latoheutnand de net p?y any attentlim te
Uie clnb, mle-s. Tliat may account for thelr
poer.showfBg. i v , f. ,,. ft ,, ,
Letr, 'who jtwte-MiUi a I'reeetd vllh
t!ioTerreUantil,ty.ar, wi te Ui feivn n
trial thU uinrubw by tb AUiK",?- In..
game he pitclied ngalnsl tlm iniJ0iiel
only thrceliilM wero inudoeQ' hlil w cievw
Innings, and net a run wail ptcxreJ W
weighs 176 pounds. and"wa oneoftho Ixist
lMtl..ift Irt IIia NnrlliurAulArti TwlKca. Otlfl
'iilftsi-ef the Ilostens, was JiU rtigewf eiiClr
jinu pronounce nun ene ei uie ist piicuv"
in the profession.
Jii New Yerk yeRterday tlie rhllwIalpUIa
defeated the home team after being eutUattfrl.
ThoMeorowas 3 te L Other games pUycd
wure: At Plilledelphlft : AUibjtlc, 13; Cin
cinnati, S; at Detreit: Chicago, 10; Dolreitj
fi; nt I'rovideuco : l'revidence. 2 ; lieattm, 1;
atlluffnle: HL Iuls, C j Uuflale, 2; at llalti llalti llalti
nioret' lUltlniore, 7 ; HU'LmiUs,2j at Brook Breok Broek
lyn: liOiiisvllle, 5 ; ltroeklyu, 0"j at "Tren "Tren
eon : Trenten, 10 j Norfolk, 1 ; id Newark:
Newark, 18; Wilmington. 1; at Jersey City:
Nationals, l.'l; Jersey City, it; at Wilkes Wilkes
Ir.irre: Allegheny, 8; Wilkesbane, I.
MAHVl.Afiirs ATTOIUIKV ilKSEUM.
lle Vainly TrlcH (e Supprc a l-jnililiig ut Illn
Ileine.
Hen. Chas. D. ltoberts, attorney general of
Maryland, resides in Wcslmlnstor,wherotho
lynching of the negre ravlsher, Cook, took
place yestcrday morning. 1 te is well-known
in Lancaster and will seen be the father-in-law
of a iKipiilar young gentleman of
this city. When he heard tlie clamor of the
mob en llie streets of his town he hurried
nut, but had net gene far liefore he was
erdered te halt. He attempted tokeepon,
when four men advanced toward him and
presented four cocked pistols at his head, the
muzle of ene almost pressing against his
neck,
"Are you a friend or feo?" inquired ene of
them.
" Yeu knew me, gentlemen," lie replled.
"Iain Mr. Keberts, the atterney general of
Maryland, audit isofneusoto point your
pistols at me."
Tliey thou permittcd him te pass en, and
he went te the jail, where he found Iho men
holding Sheritl Shower."
"Cfontlemon," exclaimed Mr. Itelierts, "ler
(lod'ssake don't de this. The prisener is in
jail, and I will see that he is tried, and, if
guilty, punished. Trust it te mound de net
de any violence."
Tlie reply was : " We have get our man
nnd we nre going te hang him ourselves. We
must iiinku an example of hltn te protect our
wives, sisters, and daughters from such
brutes."
Seeing that the men wero determined and
that his romenstrnuco was of no avail, the
attomey general attempted te get te the jail,
but he was forced te return te his home.
aUASUSAHLK MOXHTKKS.
Tlie !! Scared Amiy Frem tlie Stariiccu
lllurkberry l'alilies.
Hlarucca Dispatch te N. Y. TIiiich.
A siiake such as was never seen befere in
this region was k 11 led a few days age by Jay
AVebband Constable William Wllmarth, of
Thomsen, Susquehanna county, near this
place. The snake is 0 feet long and 7 Inches
in diamoler, Willi a lKxiullar flat iiead.
Around the neck is a circle of short stiff hairs.
The color el tlie sorpent is brown, with red
Kinds alsiut the body at Intervals of a few
Inches. The stiake was discovered en James
Fester's farm by Mrs. Webb, Mrs. Wale, and
Mrs. Thompson, who were gathering greens.
It was lying at the feet of a small leclge and
had a newly-born lamb about half swal
lowed. The frightened women ran
te Webb's heuse and told what tliey
had seen. Webb and Wllmarth went
te the spot, and, liudiug the snake
helplcss from gorging, killed it with a fence
stake. They dragged It home, and it new
hangs en Webb's burn deer, an ebject ei
much wonder und curiosity te the ontlre
neigh borheod.
Wu It tlie New Kru's " Monitor?
Strollers along tlie river bank at Vboonix Vbeonix Vboenix
villo have seen u creature in the water which
resembled a deg about the head. It would
spring out and pi lingo under again at inter
vals of about five minutes. Some sunpose It
te be a sea Hen, soalersoniotliiiigof tlie kind
tliat may have oscaped from the Zoological
gardens, Philadelphia.
JefT !!' (Iramlilaugliter.
Frem tlie New Oilcans Times-Democrat, Slay SO.
Varlua Hewell Davis Hays, tlie grand.
daughter of Jell'orsen Davis, yesterday paid a
trlbute te the Liberty Dell. Varlnn is the
sweet little miss who, when the bell passed
Ileauvelr station, the home or her grand
father, prayed te be pcrmltted te kiss tlie
relic, Wfiile tlie celebrations of Mexico day
wero in progress last evening she visited the
car In tlie creunds and was lifted en te tlie
platform, and then she tied a lovely wino wine wino
celorod ribbon en the old bell. On ene end
or the beiuitirul gift were the words, "A
Tribute te the Hell," and en tlie ethor,
"Varlnn Hewell Davis Hays." The Phila
delphia etllcers in charge et the bell wero de
lighted Bt the mark or respect se gracefully
paid their charge, and state tliat they will
ciierisu it as ene ei tun must in vciuus buuvu buuvu
nlrsef the exposition.
Onlliiutleu uud Initallntlen at Manlielni.
The ordination and installation or Llcon Llcen Llcon
tiate Warren J. Jehnsen, pastor-elect of the
Manheltn charge, will take place en next
Sunday evening, June 7, In the Beiormed
church at Mnnuelm, sorvicea commencing
at7;30 p. in. The commlttce et installation
consists or Hevs. Drs. Ii V, Oerhart, J. IL
Dubba, J, 8, Btahr, and ltev, W. F. Lich-llter.
VOMIT OF QtAltTJM HCMilOXS.
A Number of InlvreslliiK Ce
Ilcfore
the
Court for Trial
Tuesday Afternoon. Court met nt '1-M
o'clock mid llie trial of the Talse pretense case
In which J. H. Helswagcr Isdefeudenl was
proceeded with. Some unimportant losll lesll losll
meny was given ufler flitch counsel argued
Iho case. It was given te tlie Jury about 1
o'clock and tliey had net agreed upon a ver
dict when court adjeurnpd.
Tlie next casoscalled for trinl wero tliose of
the commonwealth vs. Anna M. (less, lar lar
ceny und receiving stolen greds, Tlie ac
cused Is a woll-dresscd young woman who ie
home is a few liillcs alsivu Klljibolhtewn,
The facts, as doeleiKd jbv conimenwealth
wunesscs, woreiUHjuiasiiiiiows: vjii inouven ineuven inouven
iiignfDeconiber.1. thedefendaiit called at the
Jowelry storeofMr. Ceulb, ulKlliubulhlewii,
shewed lilnin watch anil tedd she wanted te
tmde It oil'. A trnde was dually made, and
she rocelvod In oxcliange ler the watch a let
or jewelry. A few days afterwards Ceblo
lcarned that the watch lif.d liceu stolen, lie
went te lier rosidence, told her the watch was
stolen prejiprty. She first said she rocelvod
Iho wntch from Harry McCord, but subse
quently said she had net, and accounted for
tlie iKissosslen of the watch In liulf n dozen
different ways.
Ii F. Halm tcstl lied that In answer te lot let lot
ters sent out lie received a reply that a watch
or the niiniber designated was missing from
the store of Win. Thompson, who had ro re ro
eolvod 11 from llewmnn fc Musser. This wit
ness denied that lioelferod te sottle this case
or that he nsked Miss Oesff toelotio with him.
A number of witnesses testtfled that Miss
(less had told contradictory stories as te hew
she liocaiiie possessed or the watcli. On trial
when court adjourned.
UIMUIIINT I1USINIISS.
lto.xseus wcre Hied for a new trial lu the
case of conimenwealth vs. Win. Ii Kendlg,
cenvlcled orialee jircteiisft
leiuiunv and ri:iui'itv.
IIVdiiMffrtj Merniny. Court met nt U
o'clock. Counsel for defense In llie case of
comineii wealth vs. AuuaOess Indicted Torlar Terlar
ceuyaud rocelving stelen gwsls, withdrew
the pica of net guilly and outerod a jiieaef
guilty or receiving stelen gewls. At the re
quest or coiinsel sentotice was deferred.
The jury In the J. S. llolwager false
IireteiiKe cise rendered u verdict of net guilty
w ith county for costs.
Ceunsel for Ames IS. Hostetter,Indicted for
forging the name of his father-in-law II. U
Dcnlingcr, te a promissory nole, asked for a
continuation en the ground of Iho absence of
Jehn Senders, a material witness. The court
could net grant the continuance ami directed
a forthwith Biibpi'iia te Issue for the witness
and that tlie officers make a diligent search
ler him.
The Hcrwjg fergery cases wero called for
trial wheu it was stated te the cert that the
defendant fainted a he was about being
brought from prison te the court heuse and
could net be taken- away from the prison.
The court directed tlie Ahurilf te bring Her
iWg te court as seen eh he was able te be
moved.
KmmaJ. Carberry, who Is en the list for
trial or! e charge of keciii ng a Intwdy house,
lnlKo.eSlIio sick list and the probability is
that the case cannot be tried th)s w eek.
if aHht.w Helntien waMptit en trial en the
chsriM or Derlurv. The testimony of the
Ottlalenweath'fl witnessJ wastliat a hearing
ljfcre Alderman Konlney the defendant ten-
. Jli.il la. ..un a. IbIu..ui. I. 'Oi M.....!.... ...
tllieO. i ,,ttfc l,v iiw taiA'ivx 1A UiQ VlUf'lVJ ut
CennMrttl,'Bi"I,'r ln- 'luarrying some stones.
AtRubfteTtitt!t hearing Ilelnlrxin testified
tliat lie was nefiUJJi" ;mf'i0iLHnsQ!4 of the beard $10,000 hi available.
Hheairer but a partner, mill f ilBClPrrnjnri Bluntay for Uiulnevt Only.
his share of the proceeds resulting from tlie
saie ei me siene lauen irem tlie rpiarry.
The dofeuse was that corrupt nnd wilful
IKjrjury was iiotceinmltted by Iho defendant,
as under the contract he had with Shaeller
lie was te get a certain share of Iho proceeds
of the s,ile or the sloue quarried. A large
number of witnesses Instilled that they were
acquainted with the accused for many years
and that his reputation ler truth telling was
geed. Jury out.
TnlmiiKB en Cremation,
ltev. Dr. Talmage is publishing his views
with respect te cremation. He says: "I
think the tlme will ceme when sanitary
precautions will demand that bodies be
burned, but the tlme is net yet. There
Is plenty of laud In which te bury the dead.
We haven't yet beceme se crowded by any
means. Hut, were I called uihjii te conduct
a ser Ice at a crematory, I would de it with
the same solemnity tliat 1 would in a grave
yard. I bellove tlie practice is thoroughly
tiiristlan. Don't you remember, 'Dust te
dust, ashes te ashes?' Did you ever think of
thatbelore7 We have always Ikjeii going en
tlie principle of dust te dust Inhumation.
New comes In the ether part, ashes le ashes
that is, incineration. Did you ever see that
iK)int bofero? 1 never did. I really think that
resurrection is easier after Incineration than
after inhumation," etc., etc
Colored Men Commemlliig llie Ireyblent.
A colored 'lielitical club in the Klovenlh
ward or Itosten has adopted resolutions
thanking Vresideut Cloveland for Ids
liumaue sympathy in rebuking the Demo
cratic party of llaclhurst, Miss., by with
holding the commission of J. L. Mende, who
was, the resolutions state. " the head and
front of the outrages committed en our race
hi Copiah county." Theso resolutions will
lie sent te the president with the assurance
that the organization will tise every effort te
support him hi his administration. The
signltlcance or this is apparent from the fact
that the president ofthe club, Mr. Halyor,
lias long been quite a prominent leader
among the Republicans el the city.
The Suit Ter Tell Withdrawn.
The criminal suit brought by the Laneabter
it Maiihelin turnplke read company against
Fred. Hrlmmer, liveryman, for refusing te
pay tell evor that part of the company's read
within the city limits, has been withdrawn,
and Mr. Hrlmmer lias been netilled that n
civil suit will 1k brought against liim for the
amount or the tell (&0 cents) unless it is
paid. Mr. Itrimiuerhas net paid the tell and
says lie will net pay it, as lie believes he has a
legal right te drlve te and Irem his own
premises within the city HiiilLs without pay
ing tell, especially as thore are no tell houses
for the collection of the tell.
Dlnnppeaiunce of a Yeung Weuutti.
Thore has been much oxciteinont In Kin Kin
perla, ever the mysterieus dlsapitfarance or
Miss Eva Dalley, a young lady highly con
nected and greatly osteomod in the com
munity. She attonded a party Monday
night, and after returning home went out or
lhoheusoforamoinont,and has net been seen
since, though a thorough search lias been made.
Noinetlvois known for voluntary absence
oxcept her failure te graduate in tlie school
she attended.
The First Church I'icnie.
The church picnie season was. ushered lu
this morning en the Heading railroad, wliore
four well-lilled cars pulled out nt 0:40 o'clecic
for Penryn iark, the new picnie grounds en
tlie Cornwall it Mount Hepo railroad, in llie
Southern part or Lebanon county, twenty
minutes rlde from Manlielm. The cars con
tained the parochial school and academy of
St. Mary's Cutholle church, and tlie happy
faces ofthe many liltle ones liotekonod thu
geed tlme tliey wero anticipating. Tlie 12:10
!, in. train carrled muuy mero te the picnic.
What Foel Tlione Legislator Ilel
Frem the Philadelphia Ledger.
What wretched tinkering the Heuso at
Harrisbtirg Is 'doing with the Philadelphia
school law. It had Just adopted the llullltt
hill, which enacts that the beard of educa
tion shall continue as at present constituted ;
and 'while tlie govorner was opprov epprov opprev
lng that act the Heuso gave second read
ing te the feel bill te olect the beard at ward
elections.
Stele a I'atr of Shee.
William I'alk was arrested last evening ler
stealing a pair of shoes Irein in front et tlie
stere or Shaub it Burns. The stolen shoes
wero found In Falk's possession. Complaint
was made against the arcuRed borero Abjor Abjer
inan Deen, and in default or ball he was com
mitted ler a bearing.
TWENTY-TWO LIVES LOST.
TllttKE llUNDltKIt MIN EMI lMVltlH
ONlUt IN A VVmtlNO PIT.
A I'lre In llin I'lillailitlplua Colliery, Durham,
Kiq;. Anccllnc Scene at the Bleutli of
the Mine All Hut Twenty-tire Havcd.
(I rent Kxclleinent lrevnlllne
DuniiAM, England, June a The Phila
delphia celliery caught flre at neon te-day.
Threo hundred miners wero In the pit at the
tlme nnd it was feared that Ihey would be
either sull'ocated, or burned te death liefore
assistance could reach them, (Ireat oxclte exclte oxclte
meid prevailed lu tlie vicinity or tlie mine.
The wives nnd families or the unfortunate
men wero gathered near the shafts, weeping
and calling en fled te save the llves of loved
ones below. Tlie scenes wero doeply alfect
ing. Uesctihig parties sticcecdcd in gettlng all
htit22ef lliolinprlsenod miners out of the
burning celliery.
Tlie missing men are lclIevcd te have been
burned te death.
The nilne is still burning and the less will
be heavy.
THE Xlitr.l FKOll lrAtitllXUTOX.
Anether (pienllen IlnUeil for the I'erplexlty
of llm CKII Sertlrti Commlwlen.
Wasuinote.v, D. C, June 3. Jeseph
11. Fewier was dismissed last Saturday from
his position its chief of the pension division
ofthe third auditor's ofllce, treasury depart
ment. Yesterday lie was apie!ntcd a third
class clerk In the same dlvideu, a position
within the classification of the civil service.
This apiKjIntment raises another question for
the civil sorvice commission. It is said le
be illegal, en the ground that Mr. Fowler's
dismissal covered Ills connection with the
government as completely as If, instead of
Iwlngn chief, lie had held a higher ofllce.
On this ground il Is claimed that he could
net be rcapjielulcd jvllheut going through
the civil sorvice examinations and lieing
legally certified.
Mere rreithleiitlul Appeliilmcnui.
The president te-day made the following
appointments :
Te be collectors of Internal rovenue Thes.
S. llronsleu, Klghlh district (of Kentucky;
Jehn H. Farley, Klghteentli district et Ohie.
Win. 11. Welsh, el Maryland, te lw deputy
third auditor or the treasury? vice A. M.
Ilaiigewer, or Pennsylvania, resigned by re
quest. t'r- Welsh ia member orthe woll well woll
kiiewn family of Yerli of his name; was for
merly editor of tlie Philadelphia Age, and
chairman or the Democratic Btnte oemuilttoo
erreunsylvania'.
Tliejreriinct tlonnlleiu-d.
The forUficatlens lKmrd,rocenlly uppolnted
under authority couhijned in the fortifications
appropriation bill, met at the navy depart
ment te-day, nnd mapped out a pregramme.
Under the tonus of tlie act tlie beard Is te ax ax
aiuiiie and report at what joints fortifications
or ether defenw.-s are ineut urgently required,
and tlie kind of defense lxmt adapted for each,
with reference te armament and the utillzJn
el torpodees, miueser etnyr ueieiwivajnTCIl-
ancafcSrK7ejyfratOTiw fcc
The members of the cabinet have decided,
lioreafter, beginning with Saturday next, net
te recoive any callers en Saturdays, which
days they Intend le devote solely te business
connected with tlielr rospeutlvo depart
ments. bllllAtll.
Mr. Walker, chief clerk or the navy pay
ofllce, concluded his cross-exaiuinasion tills
morning In the Wales court-martial, and the
rest ei the day was occupied In reading his
testimony evor te liim for corrections.
The Dreail Illncane.
The state department has received a
dispatch irein tlie IT, S. mlnister at Madrid
suiting that a government commission has
declared Asiatic cholera te be epidemic in
Valencia,
Tliere We Arsenic lu the CelTec.
Ctiit'br.viM.i:, Ohie, June 3. A fatal case
or itoisenlng occurred at the resldcnce or
Samuel llewinan, yesterday. While eating
dluiier Mr. ami Mrs. llewinan partook or
seme coflce which afterward proved te con
tain arsenic Mrs. llewman tiled nt three
o'clock this morning lu convulsions and great
agony. Mr. llewinan still lingers, but his
ca-se is pronounced lioiieless. What metive
actuated any ene te commit se foul u deed is
net known and cannot be conjectured. Sus Sus
picien pelnbi te it certain iierseu employed en
the promlses who has always taken his din
ner witli the family, but en this occasion was
absent,
He Would Net Llie "Without Sirs. Allen.
lle.KMAN, Ment, June 3. On Monday
night W. II. McMurtry, erOallatin, went te
tlie rosidence or Mrs. Kate Allen, a highly
respected widow living en Madisen street,
and earnestly impertuned her te beceme his
wire. Mrs. Allen refused him, whoreupon
McMurtry drew a rovelvor and lired wound
ing Mrs. Allen in the hand and shoulder.
The lady ran from the heuse towards a neigh
bors, McMurtry following with a fusliade
or pistol shots. Finding his victim had es
caped he returned te her heuse and shot him him
Belf through the heart, lie had frequently
romarked that life without Mrs. Allen was
net worth living.
r.xencrutcd by the Corener' Jury.
Cincinnati, Ohie, June 3. The coroner,
In the case eHIarry Champlin, killed yestor yester
ilay by Dr.Loy,returns tlie following verdict:
"After having exaiulncd said body and heard
tne evidence, I iind tliat the doceascd came
te his death from a pistol ball wound inflicted
by lOlmer li Ley, while engaged In a scullle
with deceascd, and tliat said shot was lired in
soir-deronco, and mero toiutlmldatedocoasod
than witli intent te de him bodily harm."
The runeral of Champlin will take place from
his mother's rosldenco at 10 o'clock te
morrow'.
HI from Eating l'olaeued Heney.
Littli: Hecic, Ark., June3. The families
ei Geerge anil J. li Uuchatian, living near
Amity, Clark county, have been poisoned
from eating polneus heney. The bees gath
ered the nectar from the llower of a plant
known as the cow poison, or tlie hucklo huckle hucklo
berry. All ten lnombers or the famllles are
prestrated from tlie oil'ects of the poison anil
two ofthe children are lu a dangerous condi
tion. Jumped Overboard nt Ken.
Livcuroei,, June 3. The steamship
Caspia, or the Allan line, plyjng botween
llaltlmore and tills pert, arrived here this
morning. Tlie captain reports that during
the voyage Chier Knglnoer llrewne suddenly
disappeared, and expressed tlie belier tliat he
had commltted suiclde by jumping over
board. Havoc or the Kartliqnake lu Iniliu.
Loniien, June 3. Additional jiartlcularH
of the casualties caused by llie earthquake
List Sunday at Serlnagur. India, have been
rocelvod. Forty natives were killed and 60
injured, many ratally, and 60 soldlers wero
sorleusly hurt. The palace or the Ilritlsh
resident was reduced te ruins.
Lewell' Clrucefiil Acknowledgement.
Londen, June 3. Mr. Lewell, writing te
tlie mayor of Wonsester in rospenso te tlie
address by the corporation of that place,says:
"Yeu knew hew te touch the chord of ton ten ton
derost association when you clalmed me as of
Worcestor,bocausomyfororuthoraworo among
her cHlzens."
Till! SIAXI1A TTAX JIEh'ALVA TIOX.
Tlie Nurprlae of the Management nt n Treated
Man' Wrenc
Nkw Yenic, June 3. Tlie president, cash cash
ierand soveral of the directors of the Man
hattan bank company assembled this morn
ing and made further examination of
the accounts of tlie missing toller,
Hlchnrd Scott Cashier Baldwin made
the following statement te a United
Tress roperlor: "Tills Is the ilrst
irregularity in this bank sluce 1337,
when M0.000 was stelen. The present less Is
exactly f 100,010. The amount of the less does
net worry us se much as tlie mortification of
having such an irregularity porietratoil en
us by a trusted empleye Scott had Ikjeii
with us many years, nnd we had the most Im
plicit faith lu Ids integrity. It is net surpris
ing that a few thousand dollars could have
been taken from our cash. We have
bushels of geld and silver in our vaults,
and it is net pmcllcable for the chief
olllcer of the bank le count this money
evcry day. Some ompleyo must be
entruslcd with this task and If he
is net hoiiesl lie can rob the bank and get
away liofero the shortage is discovered. We
have notseou anything ofScelt sluce Monday.
Intimate friends orKeett think he had be be be
eoeo insaue and can account fur his
robbery en no ethor ground. Twe years age
tliey say that he lcoame very sick with an
airoctien of his stomach nnd threat. The
bank seut him te Flerida and paid all his
oxtiensos. Kver sluce he lias been cress,
irrltable and nervous, and It was a common
remark among his friends that he was losing
his mind." He is generally spoken of as
being quiet and plain in Ills tastes.
31111 HIIAOKAHAXOX IIAXIi
Will Mnke an Alignment for tlie Itciicflt of
Creditor.
Piili.Aiiut.i'iiiA, Va., June 3,-Tiie beard or
directors or the Huspcuded Shackamaxeu
bank have decided le make an assignment of
their assets for the bonefit of creditors, and
application will be made te court te-day for
the apiKiIntmcnt of Jeseph (1. Fergusen and
William II. Swire, as assignees. The
lioeks of the bank are being arragned for the
final examination as rapidly as possible, and
it will require at least a week's time befere
any elllcial statement can (e given te the
public The depositors of the bank have
takeu action le protect thelr Interests by the
appointment of a committee of live te confer
with the IxKird of directors and tlie experts,
and obtain such information as may be bono beno bone
licial te tlie depositors.
llOll TOO 31 118 OX THE XEUltO.
He HI Net Changed HI Mind und U Net
Afraid le Speak II.
ATii-irrA, Oa., June . The Keening
.JuHrnal te-day publishes an Interview with
ex-Senater Bebert Toombs en the future or
tbenogre. Theyare his views as they would
have been given in the ATgr j J pf it j
uictr, uaunetWiuiiMfti, nroventod the pre
paratien or atiuffacle for that periodical,
lle, Haya JJS speech en slavery in
TromentJftBr,,,!,, itosten. is as tnie
tosjAUe il uraa then mil will lie for idl tlme :
ie negre race is an inferior race; he was se
created and if Ged had net Intended te make
him Inferior te Uie white man he would
never have created him black i all history'
allows him te be imapable of governing liim-'
selt He cannot therefore govern countries,
nor anything etiuv , Speaking of him en a race
Mr. Toombs says tlie iiositien ei ltev. Dr.
Haygood, that the two races must ri.e or fall
together is very foelisli. The negre race is
dejiendent en the whlte for everything. He
docs net think tliey can lx) educated. It will
be found in tlie end that tlie negre, as a race,
Is uiioducatietiable. He says education is in
creasing crlme among them. A negre is out
of ids element at the blackboard; Ids national
home is the cotton patch and the plow. There
he has always dene best; thcte lie will al
ways de best.
As te the future of the negre race in the
Seuth lie said : " It is tlie plainest thing in
the world, he will die out; he is dying out
new. 1 think I ought te understand the cen
sus, l have studied it oneugii. I ten you it
Is being falsely intorpreted by certain people
In this country. The negre is dying out as a
race ; he is lieund te die out. That is what
will beceme or him. It is the history or all
Inferior races and here is the bread distinc
tion the negre race isascrubraco,the while
race is a thoroughbred race. In tlme the
scrubs nre bound te die out, but the thorough
breds llve en te procreate the species. It is a
law of Ged and cannot change.
HTltlKlXO IllOX MUtflsUEUS.
Their
I'ellry of lloycettliig
Ilrlngs
tlie
Ilronemte Term'!.
KeciiKSTKit, N. Y., June 3. When tlie
iron meulders In the steve and ether
foundries doing piece work struck against
a reduction ei twolve and ene-hair per cent.
May 1st, quite a number of these who went
out wcre employed en classes of work ether
than steve work upon which their employers
had net made any reduction, hlnce tne
strlke all the shops liave remained idle with
the oxception of ;odd jebsj such as appren
tices could de, A better understanding
seems te prevail between tlie men and the
proprietors or at least ene foundry, tliat of
Munn, Conversoifc Austiee, for by mutual
consentall the men engaged en work net
allected by the reduction are resuming
work, cloven lieing at work this morning.
Tliey are net oxiectod, howevor, le de
any work which would injure tliose en
strlke.
The strikers have "boycotted" tlie Gonesoo
Drawing company because threo or its stock
holders are also foundry stockholders.
Tliose te-day oirer te soil their stock te the
meulders or anybody, the latter may name,
inorderto relieve the llrewlng company,
whose sales have fallen oil' enormously."
Ucn, Grunt In a Had Way,
Ni:v Yenre, June 3. Dr. Douglas
niained all nlclit at Gen. Grant's house.
re ro
He was called ouce during the night te attend
thogenoral who, while he slept nearly the
usual time, slept fitfully. He was net feeling
bright when he aweke but he improved as
the day advauced. His family de net ex
pect te be able te drlve out any mere.
He May Wear the Hed Hat.
Nuw Yenif, June 3. Bishop Aleiuany, of
California, has arrived uore irem washing washing
ten. He Is stepping with the Demiulclans at
Slxty-ilfth street and Lexingten avenue. He
will proceed lirst te Heme te visit me neiy
father, then proceed te his nntive land wliore
he Intends te end Ida daya He will proba
bly be made a cardinal at Heme.
The Kuste-Arglian Frontier.
Mi:siim, June 3. The iKirloylngsconcorn iKirleylngsconcorn iKirloylngscencorn
Ing the lUissc-Afghan rrontier are, ills bo be bo
llevod, appreacliing muturlty. A meeting of
the Urltlsu and Kusslan olllcera ougaged In
tlie work will probably be arranged for seen.
A Heavy te.
Yosterday, while Harry Kcknian, baker, of
Quarryvllle was en his way home irem
Georgetown, he lest his pockotbeok contain
ing fSe in tnoney and a nole ler 110. A up
ward lias been oll'erod for the return of the
property,
l'nld the CehU.
Tlie mayor had only ene case te dispose of
this morning. He was a town man arrested
for drunkenness ami disorderly conduct by
OiUcer Musketnuss. He paid the cesla nnd
was discharged from custody.
Committed for l'Ue Daji.
Theodere Ceggswell vas 'arrosted anil
taken before Alderman rinkorten te aiuwer
the charge of drunken uud diborderly con
duct. He was committed te Jail for llve days.
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ME1.TOX WtXS TUB STAKES, PARAB0WX
SECOND, HOI' AL HAMPTON THIRD, tfft-1
A ureal iniy Fer ah Knguinu, with a raw
American en Hand llrlcht Sutuhlne and .
any People Unde Henry II. l'nyne Jffl
!,'
Urlres Down te Kpem.
y-
-..w
Len iien, J une 3. Te-day Is Derhy Day M4
A 1
all Londen lias bcen leuring from eartfJs
morning m uie upseiu Downs le witness m
races. A mere iKmiitlfid day could net taTS
llOn fU1eell1. Tlmunt. la ulitnlni l.4l4H-
- . --. . ..w ., an ,ii,,iiai, M.wmwmjfsi
wiiiiu Jiuruiy iicieilll IS VISIOIO in UIO Miy.V',
A gontle hrocre is blowing, which temesn'
tlie sun's rays and adds greatly te tfce2
comfort or the crowds. Tlie reeds lead-
lug te Kpsein are thronged witli equlpagMi JS,j
or all descriptions. Trains nre being ruir iV
te the race course at short intervals and are' 'A
donsely crowded. Twe large coaches and T
a large brake illled with Amerlcans left-l.
filing's American oxcliange aUltoetu.AlROig j. 1
tuose suaieu en tne uex wero. 1'rruaWr.i
xiiiss Alary Am irseu's RWD-uUtMawi
Govorner Them M. Wniter,,Uif
nolnted U. s. co ul tri frfindeii. men
Is In splendid loiidliien andeveryMdrMrVft
jielnts te ene of lest Kueceiwful JMm.'&Mi'i
In vr-inL - 'llt-i-A- Vfi
in years.
SHNAIOI
l'AYKR OW.MA:
Many member of the royal Jlbitil
ueivn te I'.psem y traiiu XJie
Vrincess or Wal wiUi alftui
Ids family, left c a special tralii'eh
two o'clock. uly nil Uiddl'sfcteffwMfits ffi
Americans sojet ilng here have gbnd 'either.? '3
by train or privs ocenvcyancolowltnosb th .?1
Derby. United attes Seifcttorl'a.vne, wltli'i
a large party el
ceurse by rail th
TII13 wi
The race for 111
Melten ; Parade
Hampton third.
l
Nkw YertK,
was enabled tine
its cable despa
rienus, went down te thejtt
aflerrlrkin. ' frJ
U1IS OK TUB HACU, , ,'yi
OerbV stakes was Tveii bV."i
DEKBY DAY AT EPSOM.
,9LiM&
"W.TPfif'3
lltM'A
was soceud and (tejwvjjt'
K wenif. "'jft JR.W
iiu..-jLiju -viiiic 4. rre 4
igh Iho prompt liandling''StJi
lies by Iho V. B. DlstrieiSi
giVO UlO iNTKCMOBNOBBSi:
Cable company t
uiul oilier inqiers he ilrst news of the DerbjWrJJ
te-day. Thedlsi uch, giving the name of tne43
winner was lllex lit Londeu at exactly 10,J
12" 13' a. m., law Yerk tlme, was de-
llverctl In the oil re of the United Press bvA!
special wire at 10 12' 1.V, a. m., the time oen-w?S
sinned being ebiy two seconds. This feat "2t
has Ijccii rarely i' ever equalleil even under
the most favorable cfrcumstanoes. .
A 1AV ifO CELEllltATK.
On the 12th of J .-!.' Sl" slllture Will Art Art
je Iff'.
llAiiuianuiie, -Jne'A -The legislature te
day fixed llie 12tij,"i(l jaiie for final adjourn-
this memluK te CUJll0lr actlf,.n en tUe 6 htt
apportionment UMS7MtmmrP s fr3
JiUpb I1U1UI, UUfc f JflUUUlOMSJU UIOS V,
i ai.a l. ii, tr.-iT.. . T..t.tt.u... l..r'ir
Mn.t.'mnnh' M.lf Ir.llnl Tl) trill rAlti'lJi
arrire uutU Ibis nctrt ijn, when the Hcnat3i$$'$
will take up th(- 4( iloniuenl cgialatieiir.
The legislative bill ban even less chanee. " u
AIIO JIOIIV UDIBHH JUOClllUlU. ' ' ZL
ill the Heuso itemlg's uiu requiring au? -
thers oflibelieu- articles in nowspaperstiJDV'
ali.n flmir.ill ninin4irA4flAliqlAil iWtf tf ilfM" A
m.l.r'in.-nlnd l.tVT
VI11J IW UIVT. liit.
A mossage was received from tlie gei anbrSKf
announcing his approval of bills for theles- .
tahlisluiicnt of a loldler's Heme, prend tig ,
improved llre crapes, and prehiblting'die
giving et gills v storekeepers te secure
iKitronane.
and likely defeat ii. pe congrcsenal pUJ;
will probably la - votes of the numbbfe?)
required te pass it'eyer the governor's vdifjri
The bill appropriating $5,000 te the Larijas. f, 3
ter Heme for Flciidlesa Children was.de- M
feated, lacking -s votes ofthe uiimber re-
ipiired.
In thoSenate t resolution was submitted
by Heed ler th removal el Judge lv(tk
pitrick from the bsnch because of physiill
and mental imbeciilty, Tuesday next w .
fixed for Its consideration. '
WEATUE1 PltOltAniLITIXX.
The Coudlllen u tlie llaruiiieter uud Tlicr
!'
iiminlnrnii,! 1 ddlratlun for UieMelTOlf. i . ?.?
.. ....... - .
Washinoten
Middle Atlantiu
T. -, T 1 t.-nw 4l.?tt i
sutes, fair 'woauier, varia
bio winds, gen
tcmiKmiture.
Liulit local rai
rally easterly, statienar
U. J: JUIlOO. AlUi Ull .f
have fallen In the Upier Jji
Lake region, V -iver MJaslsslppl and Mls-spJ
seuri Valleys ; e, suwhore fair weather pre.-&
vnllM iiWA
Tlie winds are morally variable in alt ills-r.M
tricts, oxcept tl - Missouri Yalley wiiere
Ihnvarnunn mrl TUO tCllllXinUUrO HOS TO-
mained nearly utienaryln all directions,
excent tlie Lake -ecWn, where it has risen .ftj
slightly.
Feil Tiiuiwda -I'ttlr weather islndicated
Ter New Knglaiu and tlie Middle Atlantic
states, Including the District of Columbia,
with slight chan os in tomperature, extxpt,
in New linglan , wnere tne leiiipvravure ,
will rise sliglitly - ' m
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Connecticut Cattle Net' DUeased. jyftifl
IIosten, June 1 A Hartferd special te yv
tlie Herald state that UeYOrupr Harrison has
.uelHen tn H.n nni irtlnr ClI IflWll MUOTFftHLIIlIf r
tliat the latter v dMlraw-UrjartiUt'JiiiixeJ
.. n.ni.,..,ntir, ivlilrh nrehihltfl thnlnl..S-Tl
wilt nui.uuii,iu ,,..v. t..-.n. - j vt
portatten of Ce .nccUcut cattle unlesa' ae ,
..,iiiniii bv n i .irt Ucate etliealtli from uiu- ' j
state veterinary surgeon, Documentaryfjj?!
ovidenco la encii -d te show tliat there has 'if!j
been no centaf nun' ploure-pnoumonkt or -yjg
ether contagious dlsoaseaipong Connecticut
cattle for the pas, nip. year
The Slate of the V. S. Trenrj' (
w,u,nnrnw Ti. O.. June L Treafliirv
balunces te-day '. Qeld 'pqIu and bullion,
f2Il,lSfr,232 ; siherdpllaraand bulllen5l00-,
402,553 ; fractlen.J nllver .coins, f3 V0"
tt.,iia,i Hi.its notes. f50.OJ9.352: national
bank notes, f2,00i,53l I dopealts, with national V
5S0J
000.
Internal rovenue
teiiis,r58a,171.
forger Held for Trial.
MeNTiuiAb, Cunnda, June 3.IU the csise
or Hall and Fex, both have been commltted
for trial te the Queen's bench next term.
Mr. Graham, cashier or the National bank of
Scotland, testified that ills own signature
and that of tlie discount clerk wero forgeries.
Death 6r a Murderer' Victim.
Si'iUNCU'iKi.r), Mass., June 3. Henry
llurreughs, who was shot nt Holyeko a woelc
age by Themas Fahey died yosterday aud
Fahey will be nrraigned for murder.
One Lap Ahead of Heading.
1'imu the Times.
It is almost tlme Lancaster county should,
cease furnishing sonsatlens In the way of
criminal newa Ter tlie presa or tlie country,
Veuug Terry Iiiiuue.
The Lynchburg Virginian prints two let
ters written by Harrison Terry, who was ro re ro
cently lyiiched, which show beyend doubt
tliat the young man was insane. One was
written te his lather en April 11, the ethor te
ids sister LUtie en Mwy- a
bank dopesltorii, fT,ww,aiW , nanenai ten rjj
notes In precess of mlomptieii, 110,510,159.-
Telal, f512,013,3S S' ' a S
Cortillcates out-standing I ,s OflWj'lliflSWI
.israsi
receipts, jaje7p.j'; t,M- -rm
a ,. -. "iviaci a. ., tr.'-ji. 'AHla
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